ifi mps who do not have the numbers to bring hardbound.theresa may are one of her advisers, i would welcome it. i would say, bring it on. this is when you would see the extent to which you are not supported by the rest of the conservative party. the deal effectively took two years. two yea rs effectively took two years. two years since the referendum. it has taken since friday for them to bash out something that they think they can get to stake. has it really been that long? timers on. it is very strange. yes, you're right. they have finally got perin theory. i feel it is quite nice that they done something so, in theory, unified, certainly in public, this near to the cliff we are about to jump off. i see that as i remain supporter because if they had done it earlier they would have been more time for dissent, more grumblings, more machinations and leadership challenges and talks, and perhaps we do need, as everyjournalist in the i’ooiti do need, as everyjournalist in the room would agree, nothing focuses the mind like a deadline. the dail

ifis not one waylaidyes to get everybody's attention i don't know what isitou. >> definy recognize and ree that carver it is. >> thank you nick. >> now to a horrific crime at charle county maryland. sheriff office ss aynla pyt kils daughter and himself paul wagners sheriff office. . know at brian dunn 3 years old. vit in the here when 6 his with a picture of him and little maddi when she was a baby ing her in his armsld. and then according to sheriff investigators he pulled o a gun and shot his daughter dead. >> he was supposed to return her home 6 of:30. he didn't shoyp. nobody could reach him and family became concerned.he started looking for them. some of thes placeey thought to khet check weres local because that's where he frequentlyook his daughter. so some family members went to various parks and some went to gilbert run park they observed his truck backed nup a space sort of in a korn.ch and as they aped they saw the theein with his ughter and it was clear they were bh deceased. >> reporter: at 6 of:26 p.m.rs sunday investigato believe brian davees went on to facebook page and

ifi eyelash... paint a picture for me?croscopic sore and do it, it becomes very difficult. so i have had to learn to control my whole nervous system. your pulse can be pa rt nervous system. your pulse can be part of the external interference that stops you from moving in the way you need to move. so the dexterity has to be controlled. i have learned to breathe in and wait for my heart to stop and work between heartbeats. i have one of the half seconds to move between the beat, or less than that. all the tools are complicated to make. to keep my hand still and keep my mind focused for 16 or 17 hours a day, sometimes i think i need to get counselling! you have got an exhibition at the museum at broadway in the cotswolds. if i put my hand underneath, you can't see this on the telly, but i can see a man on a saxophone in the eye of that needle, which is astonishing. and it's for real. and you are going to do the whole england team in the eye of a needle. if england win? well, this is going to be an unfortunate situation. it is

that is ifi those are the latest headlines. that is if i meet. at 10:00 fiona bruce will be here with a full round up of the days news. but now it's time for hardtalk. stephen sackur is speaking to ravi shankar prasad, india's law and justice minister. welcome to heart talk. i am stephen sackur. there are growing concerns that india, the world's most populous democracy is in the grip of a divisive rant of populism. prime minister narendra modi leads a hindu nationalist government in a country with more than 200 million non—hindu citizens. and there are growing signs of rising communal tension. i guessed today is india's minister of law and justice ravi shankar prasad. is india's democracy facing his darkest hour? ravi shankar prasad, welcome to hardtalk. i want to begin by giving you the words of a former president who said this very recently. he said it with grave concern in his voice. he said "any attempt at defining our nation in terms of dogma and identities, or religion, region, hatred and intolerance, will only lead to the fundamental dilut

i'm a man at my word on ifi let's dance. i'm a man at my word on if i say let's dance.ance. i'm a man at my word on if i say i will fight you, i will fight you. at the women's hockey world cup in london, spain and argentina are both through to the quarter—finals, after winning their play—offs. spain needed a penalty shoot—out to see off belgium after a goalless 60 minutes. the spaniards will face germany in the last eight. and argentina beat new zealand 2—nil. they'll play australia in the quarter—finals. the remaining play—offs take place on tuesday. )you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. love it or loathe it, it looks like the hot weather is set to return to south—east england towards the end of the week and the weekend as well. before we get there, though, we'll showers on monday. there will be further showers around today as well. of more immediate concern is this developing area of cloud towards the south—west approaches. this is going to reactivate a wea

. —— ifi it is a betting man... —— sweden. —— if i was a betting man, we will get the final and thenplease, please. that is the reality, i'm sorry. you are not alone in celebrating this incredible result. we will see their reaction ina result. we will see their reaction in a second. everybody was sort of tearing their hair out and nodding their heads and all sorts. but the question is this is a brand—new young team and they were so many concerns and doubts about this. i think maybe it is nice to have such low expectations. i went in. to be honest, i knew about three of their names. usually i'm a bit better than that. i have such low expectations. when gareth southgate — i did not really, although rome was missing a penalty yea rs really, although rome was missing a penalty years ago. but to actually win on penalties with him as the manager, it is... no, we have been here before. we have all been here before. —— i did not really, although i remember him missing a penalty. there are a lot of people around me! penalty. there are a lot of people around me i could mention... others go to

ifi bowling, boxing and hockey.et with her, other kids would look and say, what's wrong with her, you know? 0r they would get out of the way. older people as well, they would just stare. now society has changed, that does not happen any more. the special olympics was the idea of eunice kennedy shriver, jfk's sister. in ancient rome, the gladiators went into the arena with these words on their lips, let me win, but if i cannot win, let me be brave in the event. eunice candice shriver stood here 50 yea rs eunice candice shriver stood here 50 years ago and declared in front of 100 or so people that one day1 million other athletes would take pa rt million other athletes would take part ina million other athletes would take part in a special olympics, last year 5 million people in 170 countries were part of this movement. she took people with intellectual disabilities and took them out of institutions and gave them and their families hope. she changed lives in that moment and it's been changing lives ever since. it was g

it has to, as a professional ifi affect?s to, as a professional if i was in this situation, it must confuse you. up confuse you. up next for russia will beat croatia in sochi on thursday, a nervous night in nizhny novgorod, the goals came early, your concern was inside a minute, mandzukic‘s equaliser a few minutes later. kasper schmeichel saved a penalty from modric in the second period of extra time and he also saved two penalties in the shootout but the croatian keeper saved three match. deavin rakitic was the man with the fifth kick to set up that date against russia. to macro pink shootouts in russia, no penalties missed, just saved, a day for the goalkeepers —— two shootouts. russia still going strong in their own world cup. that half of the draw is now wide open. 0n in their own world cup. that half of the draw is now wide open. on monday it's back to the tricky side, brazil play mexico, that could be full of goals in samarra and belgium should be too strong forjapan. but didn't we say that with spain and russia? to fo

ifi if i was able to get a life jacket i could have saved my babies.an who lost nine members of her family when a tourist boat capsized in the us, speaks of her grief. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm holly hamilton. coming up in the programme. it was pretty crowded at the top of the leaderboard but it's francesco molinari who emerges victorious at the open championship in carnoustie. hamilton survives a storm on and off the track to win the german grand prix and reclaim the championship lead. it's a british one—two at the tour de france with a week to go. geraint thomas is still over a minute and a half ahead of chris froome. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin with that dramatic final round in carnoustie where francesco molinari has won the open championship. becoming the first player representing italy to win a men's major. let's get more from john watson who's there for us. john, what a draamatic day there. to thinkjust 2a hours ago, it seemed unlikely that anyone but an american would be taking

other side, the expectation that created with an overspli.reate the problem is now there's too and the ified coffee premium became very, very thin. so this is why the system is a unfortunately.en and we have to look ahead into schemes which are ore sophisticated, really certifying the sustainability of the supply chain. not only solidarity. next -- up representing italy in style. talk andrea's mission of fendi ng companies from to ferrari next. next. francine: as well as acting as chairman of the company that andrea illy also leaves a foundation whose ission is to increase the competitiveness of high-end talian brands from food to fashion. ome of its members include fendi enfromary. today italian brands make up 10% consumption of luxury goods across the world. grow n they preserve and that market share? mr. illy, thank you so much for still being with us. at the italian magic, there are very many thisan high end names, and is despite the political turmoil 40, 50 years.n what is the secret illy has? andrea: italy has an enormous a wealth in uch nature and whatever is intangible in culture. co

wherever i came, people were doubting me, ifi wherever i came, people were doubting me, if i would doi did what i did. soi 35—year—old, and i did what i did. so i like the challenge, i like the whispers around, talking, that you will not make it, he will not do it. that's everyone's opinion, which they have a right to. so the first game in galaxy, the thinking was they will not use me because we were losing 3—1. ijust came the day before. i came in, and just when i came in, we did 3—2. i see a long ball come through, it was bouncing, andi ball come through, it was bouncing, and i saw... while it was bouncing i saw the goalkeeper was out a bit, andi saw the goalkeeper was out a bit, and i said ijust need to get a good touch. but as soon as i hit the ball, i knew immediately, this is going in. it was feeling like i was alive. i was alive again, after a long time. the game goes on, the result is 3—3 at that moment. ashley cole runs with the ball, gives me a good cross, and ijust go for instinct, as a striker, first post. and i had the ball, and it goes in —— head the ball. so we do for t

it is really unclear what has happened but ifi really unclear what has happened but if i was living inhat area, i would want to know that it was safe in the home secretary said the threat to the general public is low but low is not good enough. i felt as though the case was closed. done. we saw the dead contamination efforts lasted for weeks. how did anything get through. how did an item of clothing or surrender to whatever it might have been escaped attention and then find its way into the hands of two innocent britts? there will be questioned now on how that happened and the effort to clean up was not good enough. that it would be a test for the relatively new home secretary. he was not home secretary with his happened. he is going to chair the government emergency meeting tomorrow and is going to be very ha rd tomorrow and is going to be very hard for him to reassure people that they take the necessary steps. that is right. i think a lot of people felt the government held this quite well. theresa may was felt to have led the country well to have been assured leadership figure. i thi

i had given myself permission to play with the thought, ifi permission to play with the thought, if iwhat would i do? and this was kind of where i reached the crossroads of where i reached the crossroads of where brilliant meets madness, because the pyjamas literally represented everything that was holding me back and became my inspiration. as we mentioned at the top of the programme, it will be a busy reporting week for technology giants. nearly 180 companies listed on the s&p 500 are scheduled to report earnings this coming week, starting with alphabet on monday, which is the parent company of google. 0n which is the parent company of google. on wednesday, investors will be watching facebook to see if recent regulations have had a negative impact on earnings. thursday we will be seeing if the high expectations for amazon, which has seen its share price soar by 22% over the past three months, are indeed justified. and electronic a rts indeed justified. and electronic arts will reveal if the success of their game fifa 2018 has boosted their game fifa 2018 has boosted their bottomline.

ifi being called brexit. i am scottish.northern ireland is not part of britain but the united kingdom. why are they not calling this uk—exit?! kingdom. why are they not calling this uk-exit?! the guardian has the story that dominic raab may be feeling a bit bruised and demoted but he is planning to secure food supplies foray no—deal brexit. but he is planning to secure food supplies foray no-deal brexit. we will eat after brexit, but the thing is... he has to, hasn't he three wrote he is admitting. he said this to the committee, the government will have to take steps to ensure that if there is an ordeal that we will have adequate food supplies. the guardian who are clearly more remainers say that this will alarm those who worry about crashing out of the eu. but he cannot really win with this. he has to say, yes, we are preparing to stockpile food in case there was a problem. however he does not think there will be a problem. he emphasised that the chance of disruption to food supplies is negligible. we have a population of

ifi my destiny. it happened like this. if i moved tomorrow, maybe i wouldn't be happy.e moved to manchester city, and it is the most important. i don't want to talk about the past too much. now i'm here, and that is the most important. staying with football, david beckham has been presenting plans for a new 28,000—seater football stadium at a council meeting in miami city. the former england captain, who spent five years with la galaxy, is hoping the plans will be given the go—ahead, with the club set to launch in 2020. but there is plenty of opposition, because the stadium is due to be built on the site of a public golf course. a final decision is expected in november. the reason why we are bringing football, soccer, to this great city is because we believe in you guys. we believe in these young kids who are we believe in these young kids who a re interested we believe in these young kids who are interested in coming to a stadium, supporting our team, supporting your team. today is an important day, and today is a day that we can enjoy. so thank you very much, and enjo

and=v%óe union fired back anon said ifis fired or suspended, all 9,000 union members will not show upfor work. it's still unclear exactly what will be happening today with the vote, but workers are calling it a strike vote. >>> new this morning out of maryland, four peopl were shot in port washington. prince george's county police tell us that all four people are expected to be okay. no arrests have been made and inotestigators are said what may have led to thathting. >>> we know this morning that a sideline reporter is ecering as a metal railing fell on her. our partner wpot said that that railing actlly grazed her headon and fell her shoulder there are reports of other railings falling but no one was hurt. soccer fans packed the multimillion dollar stadium in southwest d.c. many wered exci to see newp yer wayne rooms. >> it doesn't get better than this. >> and d.c. ended beating the vancouver white caps 20-1. their next game is on the 25th against the new york red bulls. >>> and with midterm elections right around the rner, lawmakers in maryland have some serious concerns aft learni

ifi there will be a surge of excitement.oaden it out a little bit, top, elite club football now i5, bit, top, elite club football now is, i wouldn't say always detectable, but we look at the super clu b5 detectable, but we look at the super clubs with all of these wealth. to 5ee clubs with all of these wealth. to see a world cup where some of the giants got their noses bloodied, it was probably exciting to see for the public. you see an england team largely come price of younger player5 largely come price of younger players who seem excited to be there. there were different factors that make this an exciting tournament to watch. we talk about the football association, we can all agree that it has been successful for them. southgate i5 agree that it has been successful for them. southgate is soft, approachable, a modern face for football. you judged on the premier league, leon, what is the premier league's legacy. it is a nuisance that england have done well?|j that england have done well?” wouldn't say it is a nuisance. i th

ifi get most, there might be life in the old dog yet. if i get the mat fitness back, i am dog yet.back, lam hoping dog yet. if i get the mat fitness back, i am hoping that i will gain more towards the end of the year, and by the end of 2019, i will be feeling more like my old self, and set myself up for a good year in 2019. oh and his reward for winning later? yes, another meeting with kyle edmund. 0k time to talk football. so much is being made of pre—season despite the world cup — with new managers at chelsea and arsenal, and the possibility of a far closer title race involving last season's top four in the premier league. to help me look over this pre—season is stoke and scotland midfielder charlie adam. jurgen klopp and jose mourinho the enited boss have already gone head to head, this time on spending — 80m nore than anyone else — mourinho saying that given the spending, they should be one of the main contenders for the title?|j think main contenders for the title?” think they will be. i think they have improved. i think liverpool a lwa ys have improved. i think liverpool alwa

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it has become like a friend, ifi months.ause we started to receive all cases, mainly among the teenagers. with suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts, they even sometimes act and succeed. thoughts, suicide attempts, they even sometimes act and succeedm is not just even sometimes act and succeedm is notjust suicide, domestic abuse is notjust suicide, domestic abuse is another laughing sign, and united nations clinic women are discussing stress management with unemployed stressed husbands and children, women are under strain. when a person gets depressed is bad thoughts come to mind but you have to be strong for the families so a mother has to be an example to the children and teach them to be happy evenif children and teach them to be happy even if they are admissible. if she is not that example, life will lose its meaning. gaza has been crumbling for decades, war, economic isolation and poverty have taken their toll. the water is undrinkable, electricity is on for three hours a day. people talk about resilience but that does no

ifi if i was able to get a life jacket i could have saved my babies.ho lost nine members of her family when a tourist boat capsized in the us, speaks of her grief. the brexit secretary dominic raab says he's confident a deal to leave the european union can be reached by mid october, the deadline set by the other 27 member states. but he says it's right for the government to step up preparations over the summer, for the possibility that no agreement is reached. the former conservative prime minister sirjohn major warned that a ‘no deal‘ brexit, could result in dire economic consequences, for those he said "who could least afford it'. here's our political correspondent chris mason. laughter. it sounded like they all agreed, but at the cabinet meeting last week, some around the table were still unsure about the prime minister's plan for brexit. that's according to the new brexit secretary. but, he's sounding confident a deal can be done with brussels. i'm striving every sinew with our department, with michel barnier, who i think is a man who wants to do a

ifi if i could do it all again, she says, i would never have come over here with him.r child. she now hopes for a better future in the from her child. she now hopes for a betterfuture in the us from her child. she now hopes for a better future in the us where the immigration case is being considered. but hundreds of parents who wanted the same thing for their families are still living through agony. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in el paso, texas. on friday the world will witness a total eclipse of the moon. the blackout will be the longest of the century so far. people in asia, europe and africa should get a good view, or non—view, perhaps, of the darkened moon. but people north and central america will be disappointed as it will happen in the afternoon for them — too bright to see it. akash anandh, from the astronomical society of singapore, explained me from how this is different from the supermoon eclipse that came in january this year. the main difference is that it is a micro— moon which means the moon is at its furthest in the orbit around the earth. ok. and we are g

ifi high —— it is lifestyle. people genuinely like them. know you better i would say you are afan. iama afan. i am a fan. afan. iamafan. i afan. i am a fan. i was suspicious when people said you needed to start watching love island, but i did, i started watching on catch up. it's interesting, it is like a social experiment, a soap opera with real—life couples. there's been elements i didn't like and people who haven't been my favourites. jack and dani have been solid right the way through and there's hardly a person in this country who hasn't watched them and come out and thought, you know what, i really like them and i'm so glad they have won. lizo mzimba, our entertainment correspondent, thank you. karl lagerfeld, giorgio armani and donna karan are among the most famous fashion designers in the world. but ian griffiths? the chances are you have never heard of him. yet the former punk rocker heads up max mara — one of the largest luxury fashion brands. the italian company also has one of the biggest fashion archives in europe. it's not ope

let's see ifi can perspective, i would like a second opinion. let's see if i can go over the top. aerial view. problem is you start to get a bit tourist and look at the young comment london i london skyline. comment london —— london skyline. let me help you. what i think was fascinating for me is that you are an art expert yet you were more distracted by the london skyline, the park and the lack of people than actually being able to focus on the art. that is the trouble with this kind of thing. perhapsjust art. that is the trouble with this kind of thing. perhaps just for all dinosaurs like me but there is still something quite thrilling about being able to go up in the air. this isa being able to go up in the air. this is a great piece but i would argue that actually at impact is a physical impact that when you walk in the serpentine, walk in hyde park and you come across this extraordinary mass, the scale of it, all that stuff, that does not come through on the vr. with a version 50 times the size planned for the derby, you can see that scale is clearly im porta nt derby, you ca

ifi be, if you were him, at the moment?, i would be quite worried. 0n the other hand, carter page is a very different person than most of us. he is obviously quite comfortable with a lot of uncertainty and strange activity in his life. so i'm not sure he's worried, although he perhaps ought to be. thank you so much for your expertise. thank you for joining much for your expertise. thank you forjoining us. my pleasure. britain's new brexit secretary, dominic raab, has accused the european commission of acting irresponsibly by trying to increase the pressure on the uk in negotiations. mr raab was commenting on a warning from brussels that citizens' rights would not be guaranteed if the talks failed. he said the british government would do everything it could to mitigate disruption if no agreement could be reached. 0ur political correspondent chris mason has more. laughter. it sounded like they all agreed, but at the cabinet meeting last week, some around the table were still unsure about the prime minister's plan for brexit.

ifi was president, i'd be doing myjob instead.ssue, the prospective uk, us trade deal, a bespoke deal that emerges once brexit is complete, you will be aware what the president said in the sun, saying the current approach would kill that idea. he gave a press co nfe re nce would kill that idea. he gave a press conference when he said the prospect of a deal was still there. that is left as all confused. let's listen to what the international trade secretary made of it all. i think it's gone well. the discussions have been very constructive. i was with the president and a number of chief executives from our biggest companies, rolls—royce, bt and dsk, it isa companies, rolls—royce, bt and dsk, it is a very positive atmosphere, the president was interested in what british companies are doing in the united states. we employ more than i million americans, and we discussed the investment opportunities available both in the united kingdom and the united states, and the trade opportunities that exist between us. the atmosphere is very posi

ifi if i was able to get a life jacket, i could have saved my babies. nine members of her family when a tourist boat capsized in the us speaks of her grief. and, lewis hamilton defies the odds — from 14th on the grid, he battles back to win the german grand prix. that evening. the brexit secretary dominic raab says he's confident in a deal to use the european union can be reached by mid—0ctober. the deadline set by the other 27 member states. but he says it is right for the government to step up preparations over the summer for the possibility that no agreement is reached. the former conservative prime minister sirjohn major warned that a no—deal brexit could result in dire economic consequences for those he will said who could least afford it. here is our political correspondent chris mason. laughter .it correspondent chris mason. laughter . it sounded like they all agreed, but at the cabinet meeting last week some around the table were still unsure about the prime minister's plan for brexit. it is according to the new brexit secretary. sounding confid

ifi could pick one tournament in my life to win it would be the open tournament.rd. it would be something to have in my career that would be amazing by the time i am done... the open is something i would like. i was going really well through 11 holes. i hadn't made a bogey. i would have loved a bogey free round. i made one on 12 and 15. but i made enough birdies on the back nine to cancel them out. you need patience. 0n back nine to cancel them out. you need patience. on a day like that you need to scramble and keep yourself in it. compilation of how the leaderboard looks... —— confirmation. jordan spieth might be one to watch, he has shot up the leaderboard. justin rose scraped by, getting a good score late on. everton a re good score late on. everton are looking to make the biggest signing of the summer. they are looking to sign charlison from watford in a deal worth up to £50 million. marco silva, the manager, knows him well as he was the manager at watford. —— £15 million. we are starting to look towards the business end of the tour. geraint thomas winning the

ifi european union, to everybody else.don't believe in it, i won't do as good a job at somebody that does. in his resignation letter, he said the current trade policy and tactics was making it less and less likely that the uk would leave the customs union and single market. those are both things the guggenberger has committed to doing. theresa may wrote in her reply that he did not agree with his characterisation of the policy, but said she was saddened that he was leaving. the policy, but said she was saddened that he was leavingm means making the trade—offs that business can live with, trade—offs that will protect jobs business can live with, trade—offs that will protectjobs in the country. but most importantly preserve what the british people actually voted for, a brexit that gives us back control of our laws. this man, dominic raab, will be the new brexit secretary. a promotion for the former housing minister. too many, it is clear the prime minister is the one calling the shots. after reading his resignation letter, y

still missing many of their normal first team after the world cup, jose mourinho wasn't too impressed ifild not spend my money to see this team, i would not spend my money. for example, iwas watching something on television today, chelsea against inter, the people decided that beach was better than this, they went to the beach, the stadium was empty. tottenham came from two goals down against barcelona, thanks to goals from son heung min and georges—kevin n'koudou, but they lost to the spanish giants on penalties 5—3. their new signing malcom scored the winner. elsehwere in the international champions cup, manchester city came from two goals down to beat bayern munich 3—2 in miami, although there are concerns about an ankle injury suffered by new signing riyad mahrez. british heavyweight dillian whyte says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua again after beating former world champion joseph parker at london's o2 arena. parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since l

gareth, ifi third briton to win the tour as well. gareth, if i could just come to you quickly. really stressed all week about this. i worry about him. before every time i message on twitter before a race and he always crashes, this year i said i will not message you any more. so i have not message tim. then he won the big race and i said, c? it is down to me not message and you! i message tim a bit during the race, it isjust message tim a bit during the race, it is just amazing. message tim a bit during the race, it isjust amazing. a bit of pride that you were one of the first to ta ke that you were one of the first to take out on road? yes, it is incredible. you never think about that at the time. you would never think he is good, you could win the tour de france one day. he did not do it for those reasons. he was a really good kid, he enjoyed riding a bike, and it was good fun to be around him. it isjust incredible what he has done and he deserves everything he gets now. when he comes down to the club, to have a chat with the youngsters, i understand he has always been very g

is that i was the person who had presented to parliament, the european union, to everybody else and ifi to everybody else and if i don't believe in it, then i will not do as good a job as someone who does. the prime minister tells mps in the commons she is prepared to fight to keep herjob, if there is a vote of no confidence in her leadership. theresa may is expected to meet the conservative back—bench 1922 group this evening in the palace of westminster —— to shore up support for her leadership.// you're watching a bbc news special — on the day that the uk foreign secretary, boris johnson, has resigned, throwing the government's brexit strategy into turmoil and raising the spectre of a leadership challenge against the prime minister. his departure came less than 2a hours after david davis stood down as brexit secretary. in a statement to the commons, theresa may said she did not agree with the two men about the best way of delivering brexit. we'll have the latest on an extraordinary day at westminster. but first let's look back at how have events unfolded. just before midnight the firs

i wonder ifi leaving it out of the way. make interrupts, i want to ask you one last question. will it make a difference that the boys have been through this together, that they have others around them who have experienced the same things? yes, it will. i think there is a lot of support that comes from being in a group having it happen, especially if they are all able to come out. there will be some survivor guilt they will have to deal with, not that it was their fault, but one rescuer has already passed trying to rescuer has already passed trying to rescue them. we do not know what will happen here on in. fortunately, the best of the trauma therapies does not require the kids to talk about it. so we do have very good psychotherapy available and i am very hopeful that the children will get what they need. very interesting to talk to you, thank you very much. doctor greenwald joining us from massachusetts in the united states. in the united states. i'm joined now by edd sorenson, owner of cave adventurers in florida and a re

it is an astonishing story and ifi lewis.shing story and if i asked our engineer in the tv chuck that we are using to speak to you all you can see the wider shot we have of the turnberry golf course and the sun going down across the beach, it really is an extraordinary scene. it is not hard to imagine why donald trump's son eric says this is his father's favour property and he will not need any persuading to put it on his itinerary in the uk. this is not a big homecoming where donald trump's heritage is being celebrated. let me read you this, it has just been released by the scotsman newspaper, an editorial that it'll be publishing. it all begins with the first paragraph: donald trump due to arrive in the uk later is a racist, serial liar and either a sexual abuser or serial liar and either a sexual abuser 01’ someone serial liar and either a sexual abuser or someone who falsely brags about being one in the apparent belief that that will impress other men. it goes onto say our political leaders might hide their distaste in th

i think that is a slightly misleading headline, ifi heroes.eadline, if i may say so. misleading headline, if i may say so. a paper for which misleading headline, if i may say so. a paperfor which i have huge respect, of course. what he is actually saying is i don't want a huge celebration for them as has been suggested. mrs may suggested a reception, others suggested a great big coach tour. open top buses, none of that. and he says that is wrong. i completely agree with him, actually. i think the team did brilliantly, it's fantastic we got to the semifinals, but we didn't win. if we had one, fine. we could even come forth, we will find out on saturday night. so inappropriate, in my view. sorry to be such a killjoy. iagree, we my view. sorry to be such a killjoy. i agree, we have to think about these young players and we want them to do well in the future. we don't wa nt to do well in the future. we don't want their heads to be turned, we wa nt want their heads to be turned, we want them to stay calm, cool and collected. on their £200,000 a wee

had generated this ability to generate fake news in the ukraine more context. 0bama said to me look, ifi that, we can't say this is fake, this isn't, tye will say it is rigged, that was his view. that you go further in your book because you say on january five, the go further in your book because you say onjanuary five, the leadership of the intelligence community filed into the office, this is a couple of weeks ahead of president trump's inauguration, briefing on russian meddling. in that, you say they painted a stark picture of a methodical, relentless campaign waged by president putin on behalf of trump. did they suggest you the donald trump knew about that campaign? they did not, and infact, in the us government, at least the way it used to function, the fei does not tell the white house about investigations of americans. —— fbi. actually was shocked to learn about the fact of the fbi investigation into trump campaign that collusion with russia, i learned about that in the press after we left. we knew about russian interference... yes, but in turn, what we are told about the extent o

and ifi drivers...has been at the cutting edge of technology and design since its creation in 1946. welcome to the pit. every year, teams compete fiercely to outdo each other in aerodynamics, dated the indications and materials, all with one aim, to make their cars go really, really fast. and they do a really good job of making that is, as we are finding out at the austrian grand prix, lewis hamilton's ride. the show is permanently on the road with cars, drivers, engineers moving from country to country and track the track. now, these are the most expensive motorhomes i have ever seen. each of these is a lie and they just write to the seen. each of these is a lie and theyjust write to the next formula 1. theyjust write to the next formula i, them together, and that is ferrari's office for the length of the race. and ahead of the race here in austria, because of being prepped, tweaked and tested around the clock. visagie ‘s other current world champions in every other team here, they spend millions on th

>> reporter: police are reviewing surveillance footage to determine what happened, and again still ify the ec in 20s or 30s , debeas with a heavy build. we asked if police patrols would be stepped up at the bart station but no word on that. jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> police are looking for suspects in a double homicide in west oakland. two men were found dead inside a home before 9:00 last night. the motive is unclear and investigators don't have a suspect yet. police are not sure why the victims were many that home. >>> we are hearing from a woman trapped inside a trader joe's during a hostage standoff. >> reporter: a typical weekend grocery run became a terrifying moment for people inside that trader joe's. this morning those victims are still a pole outside the silver lake store and entered, firing five or six gunshots. some were able to escape and others huddled in aisles and ducked for cover. about 50 people were trapped inside for hours, including a news producer for a cbs affiliate in los angeles. >> the really scary part was when he noticed an officer with a rifle on the roof

. >> the whitehouse press searetary later tried to ify he was saying he was aknot tg my more questions d also tonight marylandannt democratic senator chris van d hoand marco rubio teamed on a bill to automaticon sas russia if it interest neerns upcoming elections. >> a little girl shot and lled. >> and tonight her mom talked about the pain of losing her daughter. >> the people that killed her i want justice for my baby. it.'s the latest on the search for hekillen and update where police found the car inv sved inhooting. >> also ahead tonight if you take the red line big changes on theteay. well you how huge repairs came pact your commute the rest of the summer hi, caitlin. >> hi there, jim, getting a break from summer heat and humidity still warm. high temperature upper 80s without that muggy feeling in eethe air f better. picture perfect out there eaier. 88 high at reagan anll88 dues and 888 bwi just about seasonable. let's do itw. again tomorro beautiful forecast for thursd friday, and then the first look at th forecast coming up when fox news at 10 first look at th forecast coming u

iwonder, leo, ifi can this morning. iwonder, leo, ifi ca n start this morning. a mobile phone with twitter open clutched in one of them. and what is the point you are making? the point we are making, i guess we are trying to achieve to make things with this. first of all, we thought it would be funny and it would throw samad in people's face in what is quite a dark time in politics at the moment. and secondly, we thought this would be an effective point of protest against such a famously thin—skinned president. and guess what. it has been, because what has transpired over the weekend is that donald trump has taken one look at trump baby and he has wet his pants and has run for the hills. he will not be spending any time in london at all. you will not visit buckingham palace, he will not visit downing street, he is getting a b grade visit to the uk, and i think that is already an enormous victory not only for trump baby, which is really only a mascot, but the movement which is resisting trump's hateful politics. standing next to you is the former vice president o

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the funny thing is when i get on my bike and ifind it hard to do think, i think how proud he would be ifiompletely different spin on it. i guess one that i never thought would happen ina guess one that i never thought would happen in a way. because for me it a lwa ys happen in a way. because for me it always was a 100% focus and cycling because that is all i ever knew and now it is different and ijust feel different about it. that is all this work for now and i will have more for you and there is sports day at 10:30pm. the government is terminating its contract with private firms after admitting they are not providing value for money. the probation service was split into under reforms introduced in 2015 by the then secretary. 21 private companies gain contracts secretary. 21 private companies gain co ntra cts to secretary. 21 private companies gain contracts to supervise low and medium risk offenders. the national probation service was set up to monitor highway at the mac risk offenders but now all contracts will end in 2020, with a cost to the taxpayer of £170 million. lunch, shortly to

ifi if i made a list of all the things president trump could rest up vladimir putin, it would be a longt? when it comes to donald trump, as is on the meetings of the north korean leader as well, it is much more about personality, it's about a commitment to go for it, it's about showing bravado. and building a relationship. what worries a lot of critics is that the substance has not been there in these types of summits and they‘ re not been there in these types of summits and they're worried about it again when it comes to vladimir putin. and when it comes to all of next week, there are people here who are genuinely worried about how dangerous the situation is, it meaning allies in trying to get close to the latimer pruden, and someone over the the us drinks and snacks giant pepsico has unveiled its latest numbers, but what's interesting here is how eating habits are changing. it's soda sales in north america continued to fall, down 0.9%. salty snacks are up, though. its frito—lay division, which makes crips and snacks like doritos, saw sales soar by 4.3%. kim gittleson is in new york. c

ifi for not listening to you this week. if i really the behaviour of a friend? criticise the prime minister. i have a lot of respect for the prime minister and unfortunately there was a story that was done, which was generally fine, but it did not put in what i said about the prime minister and i said tremendous things. to be accurate, it did. she's going to make a decision as to what she's going to do. the only thing i ask of teresa is that we make sure we can trade, that we don't have any restrictions. i read reports were that will not be possible, but i believe after speaking with the prime minister's people and representatives and trade experts it will absolutely be possible. and prime minister, is that the problem from the you that some of the things mr trump has said about her brexit plan are right? it will limit the possibilities of doing trade deals easily in the future? there'll be no limit to the possibility of us doing trade deals around the rest of the world once we leave the european union. 0n the basis of the agreement that was made here at chequer

still missing many of their normal first team after the world cup, jose mourinho wasn't too impressed ifihing on the television today, was chelsea against inter. the people here decided the beach was better than this and they went to the beach, they didn't go to that game, the stadium was empty. the season hasn't even started yet and already jose the season hasn't even started yet and alreadyjose mourinho on top form! motherwell came from behind against clyde to guarantee their place in the last 16 of the scottish league cup. connor sammon secured a 3—1win with his stoppage time header. kilmarnock and st mirren also went through to the next round. you can find all yesterday's other results on the bbc sport website. in boxing, dillian whyte bolstered his claim for a world title shot with a gruelling points victory against new zealand's former world champion joseph parker. white floored parker twice in the contest but couldn't stop his opponent, who rallied in the late rounds. whyte held on and won on the judges scorecards and said he'd be up for a rematch with anthonyjoshua. his only caree

ifi am feeling really lazier might offer a package deal or i will do the different bits individuallynd spend the airbnb. there are a lot of websites where you can get really good deals for holidays. i know we have been looking into. i feel cautious going forward with that because the deals are so good that because the deals are so good that we do not know if we are going to get protection. to be honest when lam to get protection. to be honest when i am looking at protection for a holiday i don't think much about it, ijust usually find a kind of cheap insurance deal. let's discuss this with simon calder, travel editor at the independent. he joins us from central london. good morning to you. from now on, what will they have to provide? well, the whole idea is that we are in the 21st century but the regulations open till this morning we very much still in the 1990s. the gold standard of holiday protection isa gold standard of holiday protection is a proper package holiday, basically anything goes wrong, your flight basically anything goes wrong, your flight does not take off because of e

ifi if i can just summarise the reaction, it has been disappointment, a sense of feeling deflated, andor the families, as i see it, because we still don't know what happened, why it happened, who or what were responsible. so we are exactly where we were on march eight, when it was a plane that took off, turned back, and disappeared. stay with us on outside source — still to come... reaction to cambodia's general election. the ruling party claims to have one, critics are calling it a sham. the funeral has taken part of don stu rg ess, the funeral has taken part of don sturgess, poisoned by novichok three weeks ago, charlie rowley, her partner, who was also poisoned was present. killed by novichok, today don sturgess was remembered as an innocent victim and as a fun loving mum of three. the private funeral service included the song by james blunt, beautiful dawn, and the track from fame and, i'm going to live forever. the figure who conducted the ceremony said's young daughter was among those addressing the congregation. she just said was among those addressing the congregation. shejust

f -- jell jell-o ified gasoline. the close are burning off her back. for many americans, this typified the savagery of the vietnam war. we know that the plane that dropped the napalm on the village by accident was flown not by americans but south vietnamese. but the whole thing came the responsibility of the u.s. , bottomher today right-hand corner. she would survive her wounds and dedicate herself to helping other people who were victims of the vietnam war. i got this in hanoi. planes, youhese have an impact, but plans are shot down. that produces more prisoners of war to use as a bargaining chip. this is the wing of a b-52 aircraft shot down over hanoi. these guys just farming despite the presence of this massive wing. the north adjusted, a new normalcy developed. it is surprising how resilient and what werere can represent two individuals. taken captive, once more that was staged. i'll see any reason for staging. nixon's policies are again, i would argue, effective overall, the coming at a significant cost. you get to a point where basically in 1973